The phrase "a collection that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a group of items or works that are part of a larger set or compilation.
Example: "The anthology is a collection that includes various short stories from contemporary authors."
Alternatives: "a compilation that features" or "a set that contains".
It scarcely gets more luxurious than Bavaria's "Sightsleeping" portfolio, a collection that includes castles and palaces.
It is part of a collection that includes tubs and sinks, as well as soap dishes and towel rods.
But these are the exceptions in a collection that includes a great many descriptions of smaller events.
The letter is being offered as part of a collection that includes papers by ee Cummings, Kenneth Rexroth, Robert Penn Warren and other prominent literary figures.
Dr. Harvey Manes, an orthopedic surgeon who plans to board the SeaFair ship in Port Washington, has a collection that includes works by Renoir, Matisse, Picasso and Chagall.
The Service industry has now produced a stodgy volume on Trotsky to add to a collection that includes Lenin and Stalin.
"It blew my little socks off," she says about a collection that included Updike, Barth, Barthelme, and likely Cheever.
A recent loan was for $115,000 against a collection that included an early 20th-century bronze sculpture, a 19th-century Persian carpet and a Swiss music box.
It was followed later that year by Lioness: Hidden Treasures, a collection that included previously unreleased original songs, covers, and demos.
He has already pleaded guilty to leaking a collection that included US embassy cables, war logs from Iraq and Afghanistan, assessments of Guantánamo detainees and a video of an Apache helicopter attack on civilians in Baghdad.
Coach's creative director Stuart Vevers referenced Bruce Springsteen, and what he called a "blue collar" look, in a collection that included plaid, leather jackets and chunky boots, presented on a catwalk featuring girders.
